So much catch up
I take a week off in the wilderness, away from the computer, and everything happens all at once. Expect me to get caught up soon.
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Minnesota’s Congressional Women in the News- Republican primaries schedule and results - UPI.com February 5, 2012[…]
- Precinct caucuses: Locals to cast their votes Tuesday - St. Cloud Times February 5, 2012[…]
- Tea Party voters more open to Romney - Boston Globe February 5, 2012[…]
- Missouri's 'beauty contest' may offer Rick Santorum an opportunity - STLtoday.com February 5, 2012[…]
- Caucuses are Tuesday, if you care - Faribault County Register February 5, 2012[…]
- Romney Cuts Loose O'Donnell, Perhaps Out of Ego - Daily Beast February 5, 2012[…]
- Missouri primary may be dim indicator at best - Joplin Globe February 5, 2012[…]
- Economic, ridership concerns could derail Northstar plans for St. Cloud - Minneapolis Star Tribune February 5, 2012[…]
- Klobuchar: Economy a key focus - Austin Herald February 4, 2012[…]
- Palm Beach GOP voters give Romney landslide on the island - Palm Beach Daily News February 4, 2012[…]
- Republican primaries schedule and results - UPI.com February 5, 2012
- Minnesota’s Local Women in the News
- Pride, frustration felt on Sunset Advisory Commission February 2, 2012Rep. Mary Kiffmeyer, R-Big Lake, (left) and Sen. Terri Bonoff, DF:L-Minnetonka, study a document at a hearing of the Sunset Advisory Commission on Jan. 31. The Sunset Advisory Commissioner on Tuesday, Jan. 31 made a series of recommendations to the legislature concerning state boards and councils. But one commission member, Rep. Joyce Peppin, R-Rogers, who p […]
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- Pride, frustration felt on Sunset Advisory Commission February 2, 2012
- Minnesota Women Politicians’ Press Releases
- Latest News from the House of Representatives
- Leaders discuss constitutional amendments, Senate controversies February 3, 2012Legislative leaders focused on proposed changes to the states constitution and some recent controversies in the Senate during their weekly press availability. […]
- Notifying an abuse victims parents February 1, 2012Committee approval was given to a bill that would require both parents to be notified if a minor child is the victim of a crime. […]
- Protecting perpetrators from victims February 1, 2012A person protected by an order for protection or a domestic abuse no-contact order could be charged with a misdemeanor for inviting the abuser over with the intent to harass or retaliate against the abusing party knowing the admittance would violate the order. […]
- Electric barriers sought to slow Asian Carp February 1, 2012The seemingly unstoppable Asian Carp could be shocked by three electric barriers in the Mississippi River. […]
- Administrative law judges could have last word February 1, 2012The Office of Administrative Hearings would be given the final say in contested cases between state agencies and those they regulate, under a bill approved by a House committee. […]
- Equal pay proposed for public, private workers February 1, 2012A bill that would require state workers to be compensated the same as their private-sector counterparts won committee approval. […]
- Levy limits for cities, counties part of legislative agenda February 1, 2012Local units of government could find their ability to raise levies curtailed. […]
- Retailers ask to level playing field with Internet sellers February 1, 2012A proposal aimed at bringing in the millions of sales tax dollars currently not being collected on Internet sales was discussed by a House committee. […]
- Quartet of tort reform bills get House OK February 1, 2012The House passed four bills that deal with tort reform. […]
- MnSCU requests $222.5 million for capital improvements January 31, 2012MnSCU officials presented a $222.5 million bonding request to the House Higher Education Policy and Finance Committee. […]
- Leaders discuss constitutional amendments, Senate controversies February 3, 2012
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